AP Top 10 Basketball Poll Shows Kentucky Back at No 1
Kentucky leads the Associated Press college basketball poll with 855 points and 42 first place votes, followed by North Carolina and Kansas State. Mississippi State enters the top 10 after Kentucky’s 66-58 loss to Mississippi State, while Michigan State drops to 12th after an 85-61 defeat to Purdue.
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WV high school results include Williamson 73 over Bluefield 65 and Elkview 51 over Sissonville 46. College games feature West Virginia Wesleyan 91 over WV Tech 89, Glenville State 89 over WV State 83, and national spots such as Mississippi State 66 over Kentucky 58 and Auburn 93 over Florida 71 with listed Tuesday slate Detroit 122 over Cincinnati 97 and St Louis at Detroit.
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Bobcats Edge Tech In 91 89 Clincher
West Virginia Wesleyan clinches its first regular season State Conference basketball title by beating old rival West Virginia Tech 91-89 on Tech’s home court. Bill Bauserman’s clutch shooting secures the win as Wesleyan moves to 17-1 in the league with two games left. Tech drops to 11-3.
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Conference Roundup Brings Narrow Weselyan Win and Slams
Glenville State overwhelmed West Virginia State 89-63 while West Liberty defeated Wheeling 79-58. Bluefield State beat Fayetteville 88-60 and Fairmont edged California 67-65 on a late 30-foot set shot by Fred Hikel. Bauserman and McDonald each had 24 for Wesleyan in a comeback over Wells.
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U S Open Course Par and Yardage Set for Winged Foot
Mamaroneck New York reports the U S Open next June 11 13 will use Winged Foot West layout reduced to 70 par total 6873 yards with 35 on each side.
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Upsets Hit College Basketball As Kentucky Falls
In a night of major upsets, Kentucky the defending NCAA champion and AP top team lost 66-58 to Mississippi State dropping to third in the SEC behind Auburn. DePaul upset Marquette ending the Golden Eagles 15 game win streak as Indiana frittered away a big lead, and Illinois rallied to beat Indiana 99-83. Auburn extended its 28 game unbeaten run with a 61-7 shooting edge while other SEC results included Georgia Tech edging LSU and Alabama topping Georgia. Notre Dame and St. John’s were picked for the NCAA tournament with a 80-69 victory over St. Francis.
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Shady Spring and Hinton Grapplers Win Dual Meets
Shady Spring beat Mullens 35 15 at Beaver with every bout ending in a fall while Hinton defeated Webster Springs 39 2. Individual results include Shady Spring pins by Kiser Rakes Anderson Meadow Richmond and Atwood Davies Humphrey. Mullens pins by Atwood Davies Humphrey. Hinton pins by Plumley Webb Pack Nichols Goff and Williams plus a forfeit and a draw.
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Jim Parker
Gary Wilson
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Hawks Invade Concord Tonight in State Conference clash
Beckley College aims for a second straight win over Concord in Athens at 8 PM as Coach Bill Bowman fields Tex Williams Ron Manning Pete Culberto Bob Backus and Robert Morris. Beckley seeks an 8 9 league record heading into Buckhannon tournament after recent 79 60 win at Recreation building.
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Musial signs $100000 Cardinals contract as time nears end
Stan Musial, 38, signed a $100,000 deal with the St. Louis Cardinals at the Aut 1st A Busch Jr. brewery, saying he would like to play one more year and perhaps two more if possible. The seven-time NL batting champion noted age is catching up, while remaining the league's top paid star, with Ted Williams reportedly earning $125,000.
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New York Stefan Redl outpointed Ernie Williams in a 146 pound affair in Passaic New Jersey. Washington Jackson Brown outpointed Willie Greene in Providence Rhode Island. Paris Alphonse Halimi stopped Pierre Cossemyns in Belgium in 3 weights unavailable. Las Vegas Willie Vaughn outpointed Eddie Andrews in Las Vegas.
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